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BISE Gujranwala · Class 11 · Chemistry · 2025 · First Annual · Group 2

2025 · First Annual

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Objective

Source code: 6482 · Printed marks: 17 · Time: 20 Minutes

CHEMISTRY

Intermediate Part-I (11th) (1st A 325-I)

Paper: I

Second Group

OBJECTIVE

Code: 6482

Roll No. of Candidate :

You have four choices for each objective type question as A, B, C and D. The choice which you think is correct, fill that circle in front of the relevant question number. Use marker or pen to fill in the circles. Cutting or filling of two or more circles will result zero mark in that question.

Q. No. 1

  1. 1

    The mass of one mole of electrons is

    • (A)

      1.008 mg

    • (B)

      0.55 mg

    • (C)

      0.184 mg

    • (D)

      1.673 mg

  2. 2

    One mole of SO2 contains

    • (A)

      6.02×1023 atoms of Oxygen

    • (B)

      18.1×1023 molecules of SO2

    • (C)

      6.02×1023 atoms of Sulphur

    • (D)

      4 gram atoms of SO2

  3. 3

    The most common laboratory example of solvent extraction is

    • (A)

      Benzene extraction

    • (B)

      Hexane extraction

    • (C)

      Ether extraction

    • (D)

      Water extraction

  4. 4

    The critical temperature of Ammonia is

    • (A)

      −118.75 K

    • (B)

      400 K

    • (C)

      200 K

    • (D)

      405.6 K

  5. 5

    Pressure remaining constant, at which temperature the volume of a gas will become twice of what it is at 0∘C

    • (A)

      546∘C

    • (B)

      200∘C

    • (C)

      546 K

    • (D)

      273 K

  6. 6

    The molar heat of vapourization of water is

    • (A)

      20.6 KJ/mol

    • (B)

      30.6 KJ/mol

    • (C)

      40.6 KJ/mol

    • (D)

      50.6 KJ/mol

  7. 7

    When water freezes at 0∘C its density decreases due to

    • (A)

      Cubic structure of ice

    • (B)

      Empty spaces present in the structure of ice

    • (C)

      Change of bond length

    • (D)

      Change of bond angles

  8. 8

    Splitting of spectral lines when atoms are subjected to a strong electric field is called

    • (A)

      Zeeman effect

    • (B)

      Stark effect

    • (C)

      Photoelectric effect

    • (D)

      Compton effect

  9. 9

    When 6d orbital is complete, the entering electron goes in to

    • (A)

      7 f

    • (B)

      7 s

    • (C)

      7 p

    • (D)

      7 d

  10. 10

    The number of bonds in Nitrogen molecule is

    • (A)

      One σ One π

    • (B)

      One σ Two π

    • (C)

      Three sigma only

    • (D)

      Two σ One π

  11. 11

    Which has Zero dipole moment

    • (A)

      NH3

    • (B)

      CHCl3

    • (C)

      H2O

    • (D)

      BF3

  12. 12

    Calorie is equivalent to

    • (A)

      0.4184 J

    • (B)

      41.84 J

    • (C)

      4.184 J

    • (D)

      418.4 J

  13. 13

    The pH of 10−3 moles dm−3 of an aqueous solution of H2SO4 is

    • (A)

      3.0

    • (B)

      2.7

    • (C)

      2.0

    • (D)

      1.5

  14. 14

    The solubility product of AgCl is 2×10−10 mol2dm6. The maximum concentration of Ag+ ions in the solution is

    • (A)

      2.0×10−10 mol dm−3

    • (B)

      1.41×10−5 mol dm−3

    • (C)

      1.0×10−10 mol dm−3

    • (D)

      4.0×10−20 mol dm−3

  15. 15

    Stronger the oxidizing agent, greater is the

    • (A)

      Reduction potential

    • (B)

      Oxidation potential

    • (C)

      Redox potential

    • (D)

      E.M.F of the cell

  16. 16

    Molarity of pure water is

    • (A)

      55.5

    • (B)

      1

    • (C)

      18

    • (D)

      6

  17. 17

    In zero order reaction, the rate is independent of

    • (A)

      Concentration of reactants

    • (B)

      Temperature

    • (C)

      Concentration of products

    • (D)

      None of these

  18. 218-(I)-1st A 325-28000

Subjective

Source code: 218 · Printed marks: 68 · Time: 2:40 Hours

CHEMISTRY

Intermediate Part-I(11th) (1st A 325)

Paper: I

Second Group

SUBJECTIVE

Note: Section I is compulsory. Attempt any THREE (3) questions from Section II.

SECTION – I

2.

Write short answers to any EIGHT (8) questions.

2x8 = 16

  1. i -

    What conditions are assumed during stoichiometric calculations?

  2. ii -

    Justify the statement that 23 g of Sodium and 238 g of Uranium have equal number of atoms in them.

  3. iii -

    Define molar volume. Write down one example.

  4. iv -

    State distribution law.

  5. v -

    Write down uses of chromatography.

  6. vi -

    What is absolute zero?

  7. vii -

    Derive value and unit of 'R' in SI system.

  8. viii -

    What is Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures?

  9. ix -

    How is Copper purified by electrolytic cell?

  10. x -

    What is standard Hydrogen electrode?

  11. xi -

    Differentiate between instantaneous rate and average rate of reaction.

  12. xii -

    What is first order reaction? Write down one example.

3.

Write short answers to any EIGHT (8) questions.

2x8 = 16

  1. i -

    Why Flourine is a gas and Iodine is solid?

  2. ii -

    Earthenware Vessels keep water cool. Justify.

  3. iii -

    Differentiate between amorphous and crystalline solids.

  4. iv -

    Define symmetry. What are symmetry elements?

  5. v -

    Write down two properties of cathode rays.

  6. vi -

    What is atomic absorption spectrum?

  7. vii -

    Differentiate between frequency and wave number.

  8. viii -

    State Hund's Rule.

  9. ix -

    Calculate pH of 10−4 mol.dm−3 of Ba(OH)2

  10. x -

    The solubility of glucose in water is increased by increasing the temperature. Write down reason.

  11. (Turn Over)

    - 2 -

  12. xi -

    A mixture of NH4OH and NH4Cl give basic buffer. Justify it.

  13. xii -

    How the Kc predicts the direction of reaction?

4.

Write short answers to any SIX (6) questions.

2x6 = 12

  1. i -

    Why Oxygen molecule is paramagnetic in nature?

  2. ii -

    Differentiate between a sigma bond and pi bond.

  3. iii -

    Bond angle in water is 104.5∘ instead of 109.5∘. Write down reason.

  4. iv -

    Differentiate between coordinate covalent bond and covalent bond.

  5. v -

    Define heat and work.

  6. vi -

    Define spontaneous reaction.

  7. vii -

    Define molarity. Write down its formula and unit.

  8. viii -

    What is cryoscopic constant? Write down one example.

  9. ix -

    Write down any two properties of ideal solution.

SECTION – II

  1. 5 -
  2. (a)

    A well-known ideal gas is enclosed in a container having volume 500cm3 at STP. Its mass comes out to be 0.72g. What is the molar mass of this gas?

    (4)
  3. (b)

    Write down graphical explanation of Boyle's Law.

    (4)
  4. 6 -
  5. (a)

    What are ionic solids? Write down any six properties of ionic solids.

    (4)
  6. (b)

    Draw MOT diagrams of O2 and N2 molecules.

    (4)
  7. 7 -
  8. (a)

    Derive the equation for the radius of nth orbital of Hydrogen atom using Bohr's Model.

    (4)
  9. (b)

    Draw a complete, fully labelled Born-Haber cycle for the formation of Sodium Chloride (NaCl).

    (4)
  10. 8 -
  11. (a)

    How the nature of reactants and concentration of reactants affect the rate of reaction.

    (4)
  12. (b)

    Ca(OH)2 is sparingly soluble compound. Its solubility product is 6.5×10−6. Calculate the solubility of Ca(OH)2.

    (4)
  13. 9 -
  14. (a)

    Define the following with one example of each:

    i) A concentrated solution ii) A consulate temperature

    iii) Conjugate solution iv) Heat of hydration

    (4)
  15. (b)

    Define electrode potential. Write down measurement of electrode potential of Copper.

    (4)
  16. 218-1st A 325-28000

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  • Objective · 6482 · Printed marks: 17 · Time: 20 Minutes
  • Subjective · 218 · Printed marks: 68 · Time: 2:40 Hours